Mailinglist Archive: opensuse-marketing (126 mails)

[Jos Poortvliet <JPoortvliet@xxxxxxxxxx>]

On Monday 06 June 2011 23:51:45 Kostas Koudaras wrote:
> Hey, great idea
> Don't forget about Evergreen
> In this month's magazine 'Linux Inside' I wrote an article about
> Evergreen and Tumbleweed
> I think I could write something about Evergreen as an article for News
> if you are interested and I could do that in a short notice.
>  Also I now write about YaST, also we could write about KIWI, WebYaST,
> that I can think for now.
> On YaST we could write separate articles for separate YaST add ons,
> such as the FTP server add-on.
> I still owe the translation in Engish of my article about KIWI, but
> this could take a while due to it's great length.
> Also what about interviews from people of the projects? Not like the
> openSUSE people ones but interviews in depth, analyzing and getting
> more information than a wiki page can give.
> That is for now
> Kostas Koudaras

Cool, yes, I should mention KIWI.

To elaborate a bit on what I'm looking for, it's mostly 'new, cool, small, 
not-promoted-enough technical stuff in openSUSE'. Wide scope, I know :D

> 2011/6/7 Jos Poortvliet <JPoortvliet@xxxxxxxxxx>:
> > I know, I know.
> >
> > The title must be weird. Do we do more than OBS and Tumbleweed?
> >
> > Actually, yes, we DO! Recent examples include us joining world IPv6 day,
> > the kernel.opensuse.org page and there are a bunch of android apps too
> > :D
> >
> > I would say it's worth pointing this out to people once in a while. AJ
> > agreed but he doesn't like writing so tasked me to do it ;-)
> >
> > Now I need some other ideas besides what I mentioned - some cool stuff
> > being done in openSUSE. Just fire ideas away! Anything goes :D
> >
> > Help in writing and/or reviewing would of course be appreciated... :D